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India is not merely navigating the global energy transition - it is helping shape its direction. As the world’s 3rd largest energy consumer, 4th largest refiner, and 5th largest exporter, India today plays a central role across oil, gas, biofuels, and emerging clean energy pathways. From scaling biofuels from...

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